Stem cell therapy patients, filmed at Hospital Angeles, Tijuana. Start with the kind of case that looks like yours. Individual results vary.
Most had already had surgery, or had been told it was next.
I ended up having surgery twice on my knee. I had torn meniscus in my knee.
Dr. Lewis is a Celva patient, not a member of Celva’s physician team. His credentials and his words are his own, from his interview. Individual results vary.
Understanding the process and having that explained to me was very helpful and settled my nerves about it. I found it to be much more comfortable, and the people are very competent and kind. It has been a nice experience.
Look into it, do your homework, but I think once you make a decision and decide to do it, you'll be happy.
Told I'd be doing PT for the rest of my life until I was old enough for surgery. Six months in I'm back on the mat training jiu-jitsu.
It was a very eye-opening experience to other ways, other than going under the knife and having surgery to solve your issues.
Couldn't lift two pounds without my arm giving out. Six months later I'm back in the gym curling thirties.
Not everyone arrives with a diagnosis.
I just want to start getting ahead of the problems that come with age, and why not start early. I know my future self will appreciate it.
The physician team reads every one of these cases first, and a significant share of inquiries are declined.
The hospital is incredible. Close your eyes and you are anywhere in North America. The staff and the team are very special and welcoming.
Your first call is with a Celva patient coordinator, who collects your imaging and records for the physician team to read. Nobody quotes treatment before that read, and some cases are told no.
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